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NYSE takes stock of its data The New York Stock Exchange will consolidate from 10 to four data centers in the U.S. and Europe as it moves to improve data access for its growing global community of customers.

NYSE takes stock of its data

The New York Stock Exchange will consolidate from 10 to four data centers in the U.S. and Europe as it moves to improve data access for its growing global community of customers.

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    Citing the results of GreenFactor, a global green enterprise IT study, ConnectIT reports that IT professionals surveyed most associated the following brands with green technology: Apple, HP, Microsoft, IBM, Intel, Sony, and Dell. Not so green, according to respondent perception, were SAP, Alcatel-Lucent, Nortel, and EMC, ConnectIT reports.

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    When its winds reach gale force or fire rages, a pre-fab, modular data center might help save the data. Data Storage Today notes the potential in a piece on iFortress, a seven-year-old company that makes metal-based panels that can be assembled into a room capable of protecting equipment against myriad disasters.

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